History in Dutch Studies Book

	Preface
	A Literary History or a Literary History	1
	The Movement of the Eighties, Thirty Years After: On Literary History and the Reproduction of Norms	19
	Travelers and Travel Liars in Eighteenth-Century Dutch Literature	29
	Discussions with the Literary Past: Attitudes of the Gruppe 47 and the Vijftigers towards Earlier Literary Movements	39
	The Administration of Parochial Charity in Burgundian Flanders	51
	(Re-)Writing History in Flanders during World War II	63
	Rembrandt's World History Illustrated by Merian	73
	Myth and Afrikaner Idealization in Dutch Historical Novels	87
	A Distorted History: Notes on the Marginalization of some Afrikaans Literary Texts during the Time of "The First Afrikaans Movement" (1875-1906) in South Africa	95
	Literature and Nineteenth-Century History: Darwin and the Dutch Novel (1860-1910)	115
	Linguistics as Politics: On the Role of Alternative Approaches within Dutch Linguistics	125
	A History of Dutch Jewry before the Holocaust: Emancipation, Assimilation, Integration?	141
	Customizing One's Voice: Languages in Migrant Writing	155
	French Loanwords in Dutch: The Mouth is Mightier than the Pen	165
	No More Magic: On the Interpretation of Dutch 60s Poetry	175
	Seventeenth-Century Netherlandish Paintings of the Biblical Hagar and Ishmael: Painterly Conceptions of Familial Life and Community in a Developing Nation	187
	Marga Minco's Nagelaten dagen: A Case of Pentimento or Rewriting the Past	209
	"Whodunnit?": A History of Crime Fiction in Flanders and the Netherlands	223
	The Discursive Construction of the City in the Journal DeVlag	237